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Robby Cluyssen, director agency at JLL, expects the strong demand on the housing market to keep prices high in the short term. Photo: Matic Zorman/Maison Moderne
ARCHITECTURE + REAL ESTATE

“No short term decrease in housing prices”

The housing market is experiencing a decline in transactions and high prices, partly due to rate increases and indexation. The recovery of the market requires creativity on the part of developers, says Robby Cluyssen, agency director at JLL.

Benoît Theunissen • 11:00
A roundtable on Luxembourg’s housing crisis, which will bring together representatives of the seven parties with MPs in the Chamber of Deputies, will be streamed live on Delano.lu and Paperjam.lu on 28 March 2023, starting at 7:20pm. Image: Maison Moderne
POLITICS

Housing crisis: watch roundtable live on Tuesday evening

Paperjam.lu • 24.03.2023
Activity in the real estate sector has slowed down with the sector’s chamber saying agencies are losing between 40-50% of revenue Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne
ECONOMY

Support for estate agents up for talks as sector flounders

Cordula Schnuer • 23.03.2023
The Helix building is now occupied by the Post Luxembourg teams. Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne
ARCHITECTURE + REAL ESTATE

Helix, the new headquarters of Post Luxembourg

Céline Coubray • 12.03.2023
Kasper Deforche, current CEO of JLL Luxembourg and Belgium, is taking over the functions of Angélique Sabron who is leaving JLL Luxembourg. Photo: JLL and Maison Moderne/Archives
ARCHITECTURE + REAL ESTATE

Kasper Deforche replaces Angélique Sabron at JLL

Léna Fernandes • 06.03.2023
Renting only represents a small third of the real estate market in Luxembourg. However, in 2022, searches for rental properties jumped by 73% on the atHome.lu portal, while the volume of advertisements fell by 32%. Photo: Maison Moderne
ARCHITECTURE + REAL ESTATE

Is renting the only way to get a home?

Catherine Kurzawa • 24.02.2023
Ivan Zilic confirms that he acquired the Cenaro Group on 23 January. Photo: Matic Zorman/Maison Moderne
ARCHITECTURE + REAL ESTATE

Cenaro bankruptcy hits a bump in the road

Thierry Labro • 21.02.2023
Between Sandweiler and Luxembourg City, the average rent difference is 23% according to CBRE data. Photo: Matic Zorman/Maison Moderne/Archives
ARCHITECTURE + REAL ESTATE

The Luxembourg communes with the highest rents

Catherine Kurzawa • 17.02.2023
“A higher rental income is the only incentive for a landlord to share his property. The rent limitation imposed by the legislator will kill private co-renting,” says Georges Krieger, head of the landlords association ULPI. Photo: Patricia Pitsch/Maison Moderne (archives)
ARCHITECTURE + REAL ESTATE

Investors discouraged by lease reform, says landlord union

Ioanna Schimizzi • 15.02.2023
The Hôtel des Postes should open to the public at the end of 2024, announced the Post group, owner of the building. Photo: Matic Zorman/Maison Moderne/archives
ARCHITECTURE + REAL ESTATE

Post office revamp delayed until 2024

Mathilde Obert • 03.02.2023
Cenaro was declared bankrupt in January and an investigation against a real estate group is widely believed to be tied to the business Photos: Matic Zorman/Maison Moderne/Archive
JUSTICE

Offices searched, person detained in Cenaro investigation

Maëlle Hamma • 03.02.2023
Immobel’s business developer, Xavier Hauboldt, painted a rather negative picture of the real estate market, but assured that the developers would continue to find solutions. Photo: DR
ARCHITECTURE + REAL ESTATE

Less than 3% of Luxembourg households can afford a €1m property

Thierry Labro • 27.01.2023
The Icône building, developed by Besix group and designed by Foster + Partners with BFF…, has now been delivered. Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne
ARCHITECTURE + REAL ESTATE

Icône delivered and inaugurated in Belval

Céline Coubray • 26.01.2023
AtHome sees a 5.6% increase in advertised prices nationally in 2022 compared to 2021. Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne/Archives
ARCHITECTURE + REAL ESTATE

Price growth slows, homes still expensive

Jeremy Zabatta • 26.01.2023
In residential property, the concentration of demand in the rental segment has Robby Cluyssen of JLL Luxembourg fearing rising rents and a shortage of supply. Photo: Matic Zorman/Maison Moderne
ARCHITECTURE + REAL ESTATE

Supply-demand gap persists as real estate investors stall 

Catherine Kurzawa • 25.01.2023
A house in Dondelange, designed by the architecture firm Saharchitects. Studies have shown that looking at patterns of wood can lower your blood pressure. Photo: Steve Troes
TECHNOLOGY

How far away is a fully green building industry?

Jeff Palms • 18.01.2023
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